Student-Athlete wanting to stay in the USA
 

Applying and being accepted into Graduate School has not been an easy task.
Are there any other ways I can stay in the USA? I am a student-athlete wanting to work with Adapted Physical Activity and Special Needs individuals within Exercise

Re: Student-Athlete wanting to stay in the USA
 

Have a shufty: http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Pulask...ork_in_the_USA

If you fall under any of these categories, then yes, otherwise graduate school may be your only option.

Re: Student-Athlete wanting to stay in the USA
 

Thank you, I will take a look at the information you sent.
Much appreciated!

Re: Student-Athlete wanting to stay in the USA
 

No problem. That has all you need to know. The USA is a very hard country to get into unless you're in some way related to a citizen but there is also a lot of misleading information out there too. Pulaski's Ways are the only ways that it can be done.

Re: Student-Athlete wanting to stay in the USA
 

Marry a local, or go for further education, everything else will be slim pickings...unless you're a very good athlete, OxBridge rower kind of good.

Good luck and welcome to BE :)

Re: Student-Athlete wanting to stay in the USA
 

What is proving so hard about applying and being accepted to grad school?

Re: Student-Athlete wanting to stay in the USA
 

Mainly the financial side.

Re: Student-Athlete wanting to stay in the USA
 

Marriage

Re: Student-Athlete wanting to stay in the USA
 

If you have a strong background in performance/coaching, have you looked at either a coaching assistantship, or a teaching assistantship in whatever department/school delivers the general ed physical activity/sports classes? That can help cover a lot of expenses.